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Rachel Keith

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Rachel Keith is a reporter and host for WHQR Public Media in Wilmington, North Carolina. She’s worked at WHQR for nine years, and her main focus is education reporting. Prior to a career in journalism, she was a public educator for seven years. She has Master’s degrees from both the University of North Carolina Wilmington (Public Administration) and N.C. State University (Education).

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“They resigned at gunpoint” – Historians reflect on 1898 and the pieces of history worth preserving

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By Rachel Keith Verified
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The educators got to hear from speakers like LeRae Umfleet, the main researcher and author of the comprehensive state report on what happened during the massacre, and Jan Davidson, the local historian for the Cape Fear Museum. Both Umfleet and Davidson touched on the role the media played during 1898.
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NHCS board adopts ethics policy, votes down resolution on new way to store student data

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By Rachel Keith Verified
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For members who supported the ethics policy, Democrat Judy Justice and Republican Pat Bradford agreed that the provisions governing board behavior were clearer. Merrick said that while he supported the stipulation that all board members undergo both a background check and fingerprinting, some of the behavioral requirements were redundant and already covered in other policies.
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NC teachers descend on Wilmington to attend conference on 'Harbors of Democracy'

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By Rachel Keith Verified
| WHQR-FM (Wilmington, NC) Verified
Carolina K-12, part of the Carolina Public Humanities at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, hosted the conference. It received a $974,000 American History and Civics grant from the U.S. Department of Education over three years. These funds enabled the group to host this professional development. Cori Greer-Banks, a 24-year veteran teacher and the director of UNC-Chapel Hill’s Carolina K-12 program, set the tone for the educators on day one.
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